, 1887-07-21
TOW TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.

Attorney I. M. Fisher has secured office
room with Col. Sitter.
There were no transfers filed in the
Office of the county clerk yesterday.
The iron frame work of the capitol
building tower is nearly all in position.
Brick is being laid on the walls Of the
second story of the deaf and dumb asy-
lum.
In a session of two days the brand COM
mittee approved fourteen new marks and
characters.
County Clerk Jeffrey has notified 1850
property holders in Laramie county that
their assessments for 1887 have been
raised.
An exhibition by a Victor Safely Bicy-
Gle rider drew a large crowd at the corner
of Ferguson and Seventeenth streets last
evening.
The Alert hose team are in Kearney,
Neb. They will contest for a $500 prize
in the firemen's% tournament at that city
tomorrow.
Judges Lee and Fisher sentenced seven
tramps yesterday. Two of the number
paid fines, and the remainder were con-
signed to Jail.
The two lumber thieves arrested by
Officer Dietrich Tuesday have been placed
in the county Jail pending a preliminary
examination.
An individual who gave the name of
johnson and claimed to hail from Kansas
City, suffered a severe attack of delirium
tremens in a Sixteenth street barroom last
night.
A force of tramps was engaged in street
cleaning yesterday. Their services were
badly needed, and weuld be greatly APP
preciated if expended in front of the opera
house a few hours.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Jane E.
Rich will occur from the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Hale, at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. Rev. DR.. Rafter will con-
duct the services.
Ing OuuJy RESPONSIBILITY IOu dl pICsCub
foots up SO, 500, SOL so. This is exclusive
Of the Union Pacific, Wyoming Central
and Denver Pacific railroads and the
Western Union telegraph line.
Kelley & Shannon were determined
that some trade should go through yester-
day, and Shannon bought from Kelley his
interest in kelley's second addition. The
lots are now ready for the coming boom.
There was a lively set-to on Fifteenth
street last evening between the proprietor
Of the Western hotel and a stranger. The
landlord was the victor, administering to
his adversary a severe beating.
Some miscreant. probably a mischiev-
Gus drunk, threw a large stone into a
window of one of the rooms occupied by
j. w. Branstieter and wife in Ed. Farar's
residence near the corner of Sixteenth and
O'Neil streets.
Chas. E. Vandeusen left for the East
on a freight train at 2 o'clock yesterday
morning. Before departing he declared
that he would again return to Cheyenne
and revenge himself against several PEG.
pie whom he has grievances.
An alarm of fire was sounded at 10
o'clock last night. TIE blaze was in a
small one story structure, corner Nine
tenth and O'Neil streets, occupied by
some men who were keeDing bachelor
hall. The house, which was the property
of Mr.. Thomas, the hide dealer, was but
slightly damaged.
Ben Smalley and VIM. Welchans are
on the anxious seat. Their respective
families are fishing near Laramie City and
have five horses in their possession, but
no firearms, and the gentlemen are natu-
rally fearful that the escaped prisoners
from Laramie will visit the camp, in
which event the ladies and children and
Ed. Smalley, aged Is, and a hired man,
would be completely at the mercy of the
marauders.
Known In Wyoming.
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